おろか
Meanings
Adjective (な)
1. foolish; stupid; silly
I never even considered that I had been that foolish.
Pitch accent
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ろか
Used in vocabulary (6 in total)
Examples (39 in total)
He is foolish.
You are stupid.
Humans are silly.
In other words, you're stupid.
Let us remember our own foolishness.
It is an act of folly.
It is beyond foolish; it is ridiculous.
It could be said to be, in a sense, foolish.
He is not at all foolish.
Don't say such foolish things.
I cannot help laughing at your folly.
I never even considered that I had been that foolish.
That was a very stupid choice.
He pretended to be a stupid man.
It is stupid of him to behave like that.
You should be ashamed of your stupidity.
I cannot help laughing at my folly.
He thought how foolish he had been.
He was foolish enough to believe it.
It was stupid of me to believe that!
It is foolish of you to say such a thing.
It was stupid of me to make such a mistake.
He is no more a fool than you are.
It was foolish of her to ask him for help.
Everyone is responsible for his own stupidity.
It was silly of you to make such a mistake.
He isn't as stupid as he looks.
She was stupid to make such a mistake.
He smiled to think what a fool he had been.
How stupid of you to go there alone!
I instantly realize that I have made a foolish choice.
She behaved quite foolishly.
I have never made such a foolish mistake before.
The unwise statement by the government caused prices to rise again.
It was foolish of me to have considered it a coincidence until now.
As I thought, mere foolish humans can't understand what's right.
I am not so stupid as to deny its great beauty.
Dividing the world in two by nothing but friend or foe may be foolish.
His parents' view was that he was wasting his earnings on a silly girl.